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Staunch GOP ally and Trump supporter Laura Loomer has issued a chilling warning that the Republican get together could not survive once President Trump.

Taking to X, the social media web site that previously was Twitter, Loomer said that within the political get together, there have been “too many conflicting personalities.” She wrote, “I don’t think the GOP is going to survive post-Trump.”

“There’s too many conflicting personalities trying to jockey for the mantle to MAGA, and none of them have what it takes to be Trump’s successor,” she added. “We are witnessing the end of a future post-MAGA movement as we know it because everyone inside the ‘big tent’ the GOP forced on us realizes that they hate each other.”

“There won’t be a viable political movement post-MAGA,” she added. “You can see the writing on the wall. Nobody has what it takes.”

Loomer’s feedback drew a number of blended emotions from X customers. “I don’t know… I really hate seeing the infighting, bums me out, though I understand the passion on both sides,” one particular person wrote.

“But I do see JD Vance coming out on top as the leader of the MAGA movement,” they added. “He has pleasantly surprised me more than anyone else in the Trump administration.”

“If anyone has it, it’s JD Vance. Do you disagree?” a second added. A 3rd acknowledged that they “had faith in JD Vance.”

“Laura Loomer might be onto something with her take, but I see it differently—Trump’s influence isn’t fading, it’s reshaping the GOP for the better,” a fourth particular person wrote. “His leadership has energized a movement that’s bigger than any one successor, and his legacy of bold policies and unwavering support from the base will keep the party strong.”

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“The fractures she mentions are just growing pains; Trump’s vision can still guide the GOP to thrive post-MAGA with the right leadership carrying his torch,” they added.

Other people weren’t so optimistic. “The irony is MAGA was built to be a cult of one, not a sustainable political movement,” one particular person commented.”Without Trump, the glue that holds the grievance coalition together melts away, leaving only egos, grudges, and power grabs.”

The profound assertion comes as Loomer set up a “tip line” for staffers keen to purge their “disloyal” colleagues for their habits. Politico reported that more than a dozen high-ranking officers have been compelled to depart their jobs or had their nominations or promotions derailed within the first six months of the second Trump administration.

It was reported that many of the people have been focused by allies who satisfied the president that they weren’t loyal enough to the MAGA trigger to stay in their positions. In many instances, those who have been axed discovered themselves in the crosshairs of Loomer.

Loomer,during an interview with the outlet, announced that she could be fielding suggestions from officers who need sure people exiled amid what she calls “a serious vetting crisis.” According to Loomer, she expects there are going to be “hundreds” more she expects to purge.

“I’m happy to take people’s tips about disloyal appointees, disloyal staffers and Biden holdovers,” Loomer said. “And I guess you could say that my tip line has come to serve as a form of therapy for Trump administration officials who want to expose their colleagues who should not be in the positions that they’re in.”